My hp 3310 wireless printer freezes and displays a blue screen (on the printer) with alpha numeric characters

An upper or lower case letter is considered an alpha character. A numeric character is a number. Special characters are what you see when you press the shift button and a number. There are other special characters such as ;:'"/?.>,<[{]} that are also available on standard keyboards.

Turn key to "PGM"
Press "7"
From the
LOGO DESC. PROGRAM screen, press "0" to display the PREAMBLE screen:
Using the alpha numeric keyboard overlay, type the first line of the message.
Each line (6 allowed) can be up to 32 characters, although only the last 19 characters you have entered will display. If you make a mistake, press the "BACKSPACE" key to erase the previous character. After you have completed typing the first line, press "ENTER"
to accept the new line and advance to the second line, or press
"ESC"
to return to the LOGO DESC. PROGRAM screen without making any changes.


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Alphanumeric (sometimes shortened to alphameric) is a combination of alphabetic and numeric characters,

For example, An Alphanumber word would be Today1234. It contains letters and numbers.

You get 3 different keypad models of the Motorola MC3190:
- 28 Key Numeric
- 38 Key Shifted Alpha
- 48 Key Alpha Numeric

So depending on the type of keyboard your model has, using TAB are different across these 3 keypads.

Please Note: Keypad functions can be changed by an application so the mobile computer keypad may not function as described.

When the FUNC button is pressed the icon "F" appears on the taskbar on WinCE devices or the icon "Blue Circle" appears at the bottom of the screen on Windows Mobile 6.1 devices.

In order to use the TAB function, do the following:

28 Key Numeric - Press the blue FUNC button (Bottom right next to Power button), and press the RIGHT ARROW button.

38 Key Shifted Alpha - Press the blue FUNC button (Right side below RIGHT ARROW button), and press the RIGHT ARROW button.

48 Key Alpha Numeric - Press the blue FUNC button (Right side below ENTER button) and press the number 9 button.

Make sure that you are connected via ethernet cable or hard wired connection:
1. Open a browser ( internet explorer, mozilla firefox,google chrome or safari)2. Delete all of the characters in the address bar3. Type the numbers 192.168.1.14. Press enter.5. You will be able to view the modem settings page.6. Select Basic Setup or the second tab with the word interface.7. Select Wireless Setup8. Enter the SSID or (service set ID), this will be your wifi name.9. Select WEP or WPA for your router's wi-fi password.10. Select ASCII for the passworrd.11. Enter any password ( around 10 alpha numeric characters to make sure that it is a strong password)**alpha numeric means combination of letters and numbers.12. Select Save or Apply.13. Disconnect the network cable for you to test the Wireless password connection.14. Scan for new wireless network on the lower left hand of your computer's screen.15. Look for the wireless name that you entered for your SSID.16. Connect and it will ask you for the wireless / pre-shared key17. Enter the WPA password that you created ( the 10 letters and numbers that you entered for ASCII)18. Press connect.
there you go... you will be connected to your router via wireless with password protection. No one can connect to your router unless you gave them your PSK or wi-fi pre-shared key.

Hello,
The syntax of the command is as follows
:Request Message, VarName
where Message is a character string containing the message that will be displayed as a prompt, and VarName is the name of the string variable where the input will be stored.
If you want to input a numerical value you must convert it from character string to a numerical value (I know, it is like splitting hair but string 123456 is not the same as number 123456)
You convert from string to numerical value with the expr() command.
Exemple:
:Request "Value of a? ", s
:expr(s) --> a

That should do it.

Hope it helps.

Has the printer software been installed on the computer? Have you added the printer to your printer list on the computer?

As you press the keys it will cycle thru the small letters first then the capital of the same letters then numbers just take your time and you will get it to go to the numbers. 

may have to reinstall driver. will it print a test print from control panel? may need formatter board!